Process, Project Engineering, Work Control, and Test Engineering support

Added: Oct 21, 2014 3:03 pm NAVSUP Fleet Logistics Center Puget Sound is preparing a solicitation for an Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract to provide process, project engineering, work control and test engineering support to the Ship Repair Facility – Japan Regional Maintenance Center (SRF-JRMC) Yokosuka, Japan. The effort will require the following number and types of contractor employees:



Planning and Estimating: A minimum of 30 and maximum of 50 contractor employees will be required to provide process support by developing and issuing job summaries and task group instructions in the Advanced Industrial Management (AIM) system.



Waterfront Engineering: A minimum of 0 and maximum of 10 contractor employees will be required to provide project engineering support by providing engineering support in the advance planning and execution phases of surface ship and carrier maintenance availabilities.





Work Control and Test Engineering: A minimum of 0 and maximum of 10 contractor employees will be required to provide work control and test engineering support in the advance planning and execution phases of surface ship and carrier maintenance availabilities.



A copy of the current Performance Work Statement, which is in draft form and currently being revised, is attached to this sources sought notice. All references addressed in the PWS will be made available at time of solicitation. If any of these references are required in order to determine whether or not a potential offeror has the capability of performing the required effort, an electronic copy may be requested from the contract specialist via email at: austin.carter@navy.mil.





The period of performance will begin at the date of contract award and continue for three years thereafter.



The purpose of this Sources Sought Notice is to determine whether or not the requirement can be fulfilled by any small business concerns.



This will be a best value source selection on the basis of technical capability, past performance, and cost/price. It is anticipated that the solicitation will be available on the NECO website January or February of 2016 and will remain open for approximately 30 days.





Attachment (1): Current Performance Work Statement



The following information is requested of all interested small business offerors in order to determine whether enough capable small businesses exist to set the requirement aside for small business concerns:



• The type of work your company has performed in the recent past in support of the same or similar requirements

• Whether or not your company has managed a task of this nature before

• Whether or not your company has managed a team of subcontractors, and if so, how many

• The specific technical skills your company possesses which will ensure capability to perform the requirements

• An explanation of your company’s ability to perform greater than 50 percent of the efforts required

• The business size standard of your company for NAICS 541330

• Your company’s Cage Code